SUPERIOR ESSENTIALS Sunglasses Holder for Sun Visor/Air Vent - Conveniently Holds Sunglasses - Easy One Handed Operation (1 Pack)

This is probably the best sunglass holder I have ever bought. I purchased two of the dual glasses holders and one of the single pair holders. The wire clips fit every sunvisor in every vehicle I own, including the extra thick sunvisors in my 2012 Super Duty that broke the clip off the back of the other brand sunglass holder I attempted to install in my truck. I have tested the holding capacity from every type of glasses I could find in my possession and have found that this design fits everything from wire frame aviator sunglasses to Safety Glasses, to thick framed (ear piece) glasses and hold them securely. I have not used the vent clip option, however it appears robust in how it attaches and swapping between the sunvisor clip and A/C vent clip is easy and straight forward.

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Ive used this one before but have a new car I needed one for, and I tried 3 other holders, all of the "folding magnetized flap" variety. Seemed like they were nicer/cleaner-looking and the magnetic closure seemed like a good idea. One was bad because it couldn't close on/hold anything but glasses with (thin) wire bows, another was bad because the top and bottom half were had to separate to open, and another had neither of these problems but putting the glasses into it turned out to be a fidgety operation that was awkward to do one-handed without really looking at it and otherwise just wasn't quick and easy like it should be. With this one, you just fold the glasses and pop the bows into the clip, easy and fast. Also it has a strong mounting spring clip so it doesn't slide around when clipped to a visor like some of the others did.

For my particular type of sunglasses, it is a one-handed operation to attach and detach sunglasses. Sunglasses holder fits snug on my visor. Also, there is a slight rattle on mine. Though far less rattling compared to a cheap push button variant from Walmart.5-11-24Since the outdoor temps have gotten hotter, no slight rattle noticed on my Superior Essentials sunglasses holder.

This is my 2nd holder. I've had my 1st one for 2 years and it's still in use.

Initially this visor clip was just fine. It seemed like it would begin to slip off the visor a little bit, but it may just have been the material and/or design of my visor in my Jeep. It held my sunglasses well, and was easy for me to slide the arms of the glasses into the clip. Then, last weekend when I started to put the sunglasses in, the clip snapped. I don’t recall pulling down to slide them in, but nonetheless it is broken. There is not much give to the clip, no spring that holds or releases it. If this is the visor clip that you chose be very careful, it’s a bit delicate.

My husband is notorious for tossing his sunglasses onto the center console where they often... vanish. After having to buy him another pair of sunglasses because we couldn't find the others, I decided to find a way to secure them.I didn't tell him I ordered this or installed it. He found the glasses easily enough because he's tall and almost hit his head on them. He popped them right off and used them, but it took him a moment to figure out how to put them back.He wears over the glasses sunglasses; the big bulky kind. I was a little worried that the device wouldn't hold them securely, but it works great! Very happy I got it.

1) The plastic clip broke within a month of marginal use.2) In order to secure sunglasses in the holder, you must either lift the clip slightly to place the sunglasses in the holder (two-hand operation), or slide the sunglasses into the holder. Sliding the sunglasses in means rubbing the sunglasses across the inside of the plastic clip and body of the holder every time which could result in wear and tear on the sunglasses, especially for those that may have sunglasses with painted or printed graphics. I don’t think it would affect metal sunglasses unless they were painted.Overall not impressed with the engineering due to the weak failure point in the clip, and the required rubbing against plastic to secure or remove sunglasses.I looked for a way to contact the vendor through Amazon before posting this, but was unable to find any contact information. The troubleshooting section ran me around in circles and never provided contact information in the case that the troubleshooting section wasn’t able to fix an issue… like a product failure.